Hi all, I'm a member of the young generation. You know, "Generation Y/Millenials"....

[KoKo]

16. Nice!

's Sounds about right from what I hear from education folks who work with your generation.

What you say here rings true. It's our Mainstream Corporate Media and others with political agenda who want to throw folks into "Demographical Borders" and then suit their reporting to that.

What you say:

"I don't think it's my place, or anyone else's for that matter, to blame previous generations for today's problems. There's enough blame to go around, but it's just so easy to play the blame game, yet a hell of a lot harder to find and implement workable solutions. It's not our fault that we grew up in this world, but at some point, we do have to accept responsibility for making the world a better place."

It's always the "few" of a generation who speak out ...gain followers for change..who make that difference that colors a generation...but, yes... It's too simplistic to corral generations into boxes although large groups born in a certain time frame where there is technological, industrial or agricultural upheaval do stand out because of the challenges they face and the repercussions that reverberate across the world.